Bands & artists like Ralph McTell

If you like Ralph McTell, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Nick Drake

Nick Drake

His delicate fingerpicking style and introspective lyrics create a similarly reflective atmosphere.

baroque pop folk music traditional folk music
John Martyn

John Martyn

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Known for his intricate guitar work and emotive storytelling, he shares a similar folk sensibility.

rock music traditional folk music
Sandy Denny

Sandy Denny

Her rich vocal delivery and poetic lyrics align closely with McTell's narrative-driven approach.

British folk music British folk rock folk music
Leonard Cohen

Leonard Cohen

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Cohen's deep voice and lyrical depth resonate with the same storytelling tradition found in McTell's music.

blues folk music folk rock
Paul Simon

Paul Simon

His blending of folk elements with intricate melodies mirrors the gentle urgency present in McTell's work.

folk rock rock music soft rock
Joni Mitchell

Joni Mitchell

Mitchell's complex guitar tunings and vivid storytelling create a textured soundscape akin to McTell's style.

art rock folk jazz folk music
Richard Thompson

Richard Thompson

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Thompson's virtuosic guitar playing and narrative-focused songwriting align well with McTell's artistry.

rock music
Gordon Lightfoot

Gordon Lightfoot

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His melodic folk compositions and storytelling prowess reflect a similar ethos to that of Ralph McTell.

country music folk music folk rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Ralph McTell?

Artists similar to Ralph McTell include Nick Drake, John Martyn, Sandy Denny and Leonard Cohen. Each shares elements of Ralph McTell's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Ralph McTell?

Ralph McTell is primarily known for folk. The music carries a gentle urgency through intricate fingerpicked patterns that create a textured backdrop for reflective storytelling.

Where should I start if I like Ralph McTell?

If you enjoy Ralph McTell, start with Nick Drake — their album "Five Leaves Left" is a great entry point. His delicate fingerpicking style and introspective lyrics create a similarly reflective atmosphere.